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I'm Done (film)

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I'm Done
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Russian: Я больше не буду
Directed byYevgeni Sherstobitov
Written byZinoviy Gerdt, Mikhail Lvovskiy
StarringAndrey Bazykin
CinematographyMikhail Chyornyj
Edited byAlla Golubenko
Music byMikhail Boyko
Production
company
Release date
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Running time
71 minutes[2]
CountrySoviet Union
LanguageRussian

I'm Done (Russian: Я больше не буду) is a 1975 Soviet musical comedy film directed by Yevgeni Sherstobitov[3] and starring Andrey Bazykin.

Plot

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The boy Vova summons the wizard and asks him to find a friend who looks like him. So a man appears in the apartment, both in appearance and in character, similar to Vova. During this time, Vova's double (who received the title of "Vova II") got into a fight with the real Vova, took the ball from a girl, caused a traffic jam on the city street, and misbehaved in the zoo where he went with the girl Lyalya. The actions of the double helped Vova understand a lot about himself when he saw himself from the outside. He asks the wizard to return "Vova II" to the portrait frame.

Cast

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  • Andrey Bazykin as Vova/Vova II
  • Aleftina Evdokimova as Vova's mother
  • Oksana Simonova as Lyalya
  • Nikolay Gavrilov as Lyalya's grandfather
  • Felix Pantyushin as Bondarenko
  • Ira Kirichek
  • Natasha Rudnenok
  • Olya Pogorelova
  • Olya Grebenshchikova
  • Tanya Tishchenko
  • Lida Naumchek
  • Vera Kudinova
  • Sasha Fedyaev
  • Igor Tsulin
  • Ivan Postnikov
  • Aleksandr Alekseev
  • Nina Reus
  • Valentin Grudinin
  • Raisa Pirozhenko as Neighbor

The film features the dance ensemble The Merry Shoemakers (Russian: Весёлые сапожники) of the Kherson City Palace of Pioneers and Schoolchildren.[1]

Credits

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  • Directed by Yevgeni Sherstobitov
  • Written by Zinoviy Gerdt, Mikhail Lvovskiy
  • Music by Mikhail Boyko
  • Cinematography by Mikhail Chyornyj
  • Edited by Alla Golubenko
  • Production Design by Vitali Shavel
  • Sound: Leonid Vachi
  • Script Supervisor: Yekaterina Shandybina

References

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  1. ^ a b Советские художественные фильмы: Аннотированный каталог (1974-1975) [Soviet Feature Films: Annotated Catalogue (1974-1975)] (in Russian). Moscow: Gosfilmofond. 1997. pp. 297–298. ISBN 5-88289-009-8.
  2. ^ "Я больше не буду" [I'm Done]. Encyclopedia of the Cinema (in Russian). 2010.
  3. ^ Кино. Энциклопедический словарь [Cinema: Encyclopedic Dictionary] (in Russian). Moscow: Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya. 1987. p. 499.
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